I’m pleased to once again be included in the list of Adobe Community Professionals for the coming year. This will be my second term serving as an ACP and I do hope that I can continue giving back in this role for many years to come. I truly enjoy working with Adobe, other industry partners, …
I’m gearing up in preparation for the Adobe Education Leader Institute [JULY 23-26, 2012] at Adobe’s San Jose offices. That’s two weeks from today! Always a great opportunity to connect with Adobe and others working in both higher education and K-12. This will be my fourth institute and I’ll be presenting a talk on the …
Certain factions within Adobe seem to think that HTML & Friends can do 80% of what Flash Player can do on the web today 1. That’s fine. It may be true- things have certainly progressed in a very positive way with web standards over the past few years, thank goodness! But what of that other …
Did you think that Brackets was the only open-source-star Adobe has been working on? What many people fail to realize is that the Flash technology side of things is under heavy, HEAVY development; new versions of the runtimes, expanded operating system support, incredible ActionScript improvements, major tooling updates, and projects like Monocle, SWF Investigator, Starling, …
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These are my slides from the Rocky Mountain Adobe User Group Adobe CS6 release party in Denver! With Adobe CS6 and the Creative Cloud, there are many new possibilities to consider when it comes to motion and interactive tools! Flash Professional CS6 allows a number of new publish targets; including sprite sheets, the updated Flash …
Here you can find the slides and recording for my talk “What’s New in Flash Player 11.2 and Adobe AIR 3.2” – given on May 10th 2012 for the Hawaii Flash User Group. FLASH LIVES! What’s New in Flash Player 11.2 and Adobe AIR 3.2 View more presentations from Joseph Labrecque The release of Flash …
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The Office of Teaching and Learning (OTL) at the University of Denver will be hosting Adobe this month in a special on-campus event. Representatives from Adobe’s education team will be showcasing some of the great stuff coming up in 2012. Students, staff, and faculty are all welcome! Wednesday, April 11, 2012 : 1:00 p.m. – …
Adobe Edge is a new motion and interactivity tool from Adobe which can output rich, interactive compositions using standard web technologies like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. I’ve recorded a small set of videos demonstrating some of the new features of Adobe Edge Preview 5 and present them here. Joseph Labrecque demonstrates how to use Adobe …
Adobe Edge is a new motion and interactivity tool from Adobe which can output rich, interactive compositions using standard web technologies like HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. I’ve recorded a small set of videos demonstrating some of the new features of Adobe Edge Preview 5 and present them here. Joseph Labrecque demonstrates how to use Adobe …
With Adobe announcing the abandonment of all mobile Flash Player efforts, developers who formerly specialized in this platform are branching out a bit more and taking up both new and old technologies in exploration of other opportunities. This article is not meant to be comprehensive rundown in any way. I’m simply working through a number …
Happy to report that I received word this morning of my acceptance as an Adobe Education Leader (higher education) for a new two-year term! For those unaware of the program: The Adobe Education Leaders Program highlights the contributions of innovative educators in higher ed and K–12 who are effectively using Adobe tools and applications to …
On the 6th of December, I participated in the “Future of Flash” panel along with Kevin Hoyt, Jun Heider, and Ryan Bell with John Wilker moderating. The event was put on by the Rocky Mountain Adobe User Group (RMAUG) and 360|Flex and was hosted by Uncubed in Denver, Colorado. Unfortunately, the recording was problematic and …